| Married: 18 Sep 1867; Holy Saviours Church, Tynemouth UK [301] |
Frederick Henry SHAW JP
(1842 - 1902) | Sophia Ann HODGE
(1848 - 1917) | | bd. | 5 Aug 1842;
Spring Street, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK | | dd. | 6 Mar 1902, age 59;
Inglewood, Birkby Road, Huddersfiled | | brd. | 8 Mar 1902;
St Stephen′s church, Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK;
His obituary and a report of his funeral | | occ. | Woollen Manufacturer 1861;
Woollen Cloth Merchant from at least 1871 until his death | | rel. | Brought up a Baptist but became Anglican in later life | | res. | Inglewood, Birkby Road, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, UK | | src. | [271],[301] |
| | bd. | 14 Jun 1848;
16 Grainger Street, Saint Andrew, Newcastle, Northumberland UK | | dd. | 1 Oct 1917, age 69;
Inglewood, Birkby Road, Huddersfiled, Yorkshire UK | | brd. | St Stephen′s church, Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK | | res. | Inglewood, Birkby Road, Huddersfiled, Yorkshire, UK | | src. | [271],[301] |
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|  Frederick Henry & Sophia Ann Shaw, together with their children, about 1885  Shaw family grave at Lindley parish church  Gravestone memorial  Name engraved into Inglewood house gate-post  Lindley parish church |
Children (7): | Elsie Beatrice SHAW (1868 - ) | | Alice Muriel SHAW (1871 - 1930) | | Frederick Arthur SHAW (1873 - 1928) | | Winifred SHAW (1874 - 1934) | | Sophia Kathleen 'Kit' SHAW (1876 - 1955) | | Percy Burnop SHAW (1878 - ) | SHAW
[Died in infancy] |
Notes for Frederick Henry SHAW JP Frederick financially supported his brother Herbert. This is explained in his mother′s Will which is noted on her page. [301]
Frederick was, in 1900, senior churchwarden at his parish church in Lindley, Huddersfield. [301]
Shaw family page set:
Shaw family;
Frederick Henry Shaw, obituaries;
Frederick Arthur Shaw, visitor book;
Shaw family and their relationship to the Boddington family.
Notes for Sophia Ann HODGE Sophia was born at 16 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne. The street still exists but the building is a re-development. It′s present use is as a Wetherspoon pub called The Mile Castle. The building was previously the Newcastle upon Tyne Savings Bank.
Press notice: Probate at Wakefield 17 January [1918] to William Johnson and Arnold John Boddington of independent means. Effects £8871 8s. 8d. [301]
Sources | 271. | Email, Frederick Anthony Shaw, 12 November 2014 |
| 301. | Document, Danika Lloyd, Family History Helpers, 27 September 2016 |
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Family record last updated: 27 Oct 2016 |
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